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First, I would like to offer everyone my deepest apologies for not getting this done sooner. I have been so busy in my life right now, so I am trying to keep up with a lot of things at once.
That said, let us get started with the second part of Sword Art Online: Alicization. For the record, I have not read any of Karandi’s articles on it lately, as I want to experience it for myself and make my own judgement
A new chapter in Sword Art Online: Alicization begins
I put it off for an entire week, but now it’s time to look at this. It’s as bad as I thought it would be
To Celebrate April Fool’s Day, here are some of the best pranks that I have ever seen. Or heard. I just like them.
Sorry for the delay, everyone! My review for the next dub of SAO: Alicization is up
Back in the real world, we watch as Asuna finally makes a contribution to the plot for the first time in forever.
The first boss fight of the game has been cleared. Wait… this isn’t a game, though. So why I do still see it as one?
This episode of Sword Art Online: Alicization has more talking, but then it builds up to something exciting in the end.
The biggest story in Sword Art Online’s history just started its dub on Toonami. Let’s dive in.
To prepare for my new series on Sword Art Online: Alicization, I’m going to do something controversial: talk about why I like the show.
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